Caledonia Mining: Higher gold output, firmer prices deliver 138% Q1 profit growth
A combination of higher gold output, lower costs and firmer gold prices have delivered a 138% increase in gross profits for Caledonia Mining in the first quarter...
UN launches $429M aid appeal for drought-hit Zimbabwe
The United Nations has launched a US$429 million aid appeal to feed 3.1 million Zimbabweans needing urgent food aid after the worst drought in 40 years.
Why SA’s top court has dismissed a R2bn land reform damages claim brought by...
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has dismissed a R2-billion-rand claim brought against the South African government by 25 former Zimbabwean farmers.
The farmers say they...
African Sun says tourism business now above pre-COVID levels, steps up hotel investment
African Sun says hotel occupancy is now above pre-COVID levels, and an anticipated further recovery in tourism is encouraging the company to invest more in its hotels.
OPINION | After two decades of sanctions, is there a reset button for US-Zimbabwe...
For over two decades, the US sanctions programme presented challenges for Zimbabwe's economic development, writes businessman JW Oliver, who represents American enterprises in Zimbabwe. Now that the...
Drought: Private maize importers expect to bring in 1.4m tonnes by 2025
Zimbabwean grain millers plan to import 1.4 million tonnes of maize into the country by July next year following a drought that has battered output.
